IntheBaoshanhighlands,Dingfoundnotjustcoffeetrees,butaforgottenlegacy.TheTypicabeanshadbeatentheworld'sbestinBrussels,yettheirachievementhadbeenovershadowedbythedominanceofWesterncoffeeculture.

AstheSpringFestivalapproaches,YangMeng,theownerofvillagecoffee,setsupalaid-back"sunbathing"atmosphereforguestsonthewintersunlitridgesoftheten-thousand-muterracedfieldsintheLongchuanRiverGorgeatthefoot

ThecamelliaflowersareinfullbloomatLaifengshanNationalForestParkinTengchong,Yunnanprovince,drawingmanyvisitorshopingtospotbirdsflittingamongthebranches. Avastarrayofrarevarietiescanbefoundhere,includin

shroudedvalleysoftheGaoligongMountainsinYunnanprovince,auniquedawnchorusechoeseachmorning—thesongoftheSkywalkerhoolockgibbon,theonlyapespeciestobenamedbyChinesescientists.Withfewerthan200individualsre

Tengchong county in southwest China's Yunnan province is a hidden gem among the province's growing list of tourism destinations. Tengchong is famous for its geothermal energy, being one of China’s thr

Baoshan, Yunnan — the most easily underestimated and livable highland in Western China. Baoshan, Yunnan, is located at 24°–25° N, with an altitude of 1,600 m and an average annual temperature of 16°C.

Farmers pick coffee cherries at a coffee garden in Tangxi Village of Baoshan City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Nov. 16, 2025. Coffee plants growing here has recently entered the harvest season.